Contents
Against Eunomius
Book I
- Preface.--It is Useless to Attempt to Benefit Those Who Will Not Accept Help
- We Have Been Justly Provoked to Make This Answer, Being Stung by Eunomius'…
- We See Nothing Remarkable in Logical Force in the Treatise of Eunomius, and So…
- Eunomius Displays Much Folly and Fine Writing, but Very Little Seriousness…
- His Peculiar Caricature of the Bishops, Eustathius of Armenia and Basil of…
- A Notice of Aetius, Eunomius' Master in Heresy, and of Eunomius Himself…
- Eunomius Himself Proves That the Confession of Faith Which He Made Was Not…
- Facts Show That the Terms of Abuse Which He Has Employed Against Basil Are More…
- In Charging Basil With Not Defending His Faith at the Time of the 'Trials,' He…
- All His Insulting Epithets Are Shewn by Facts to Be False
- The Sophistry Which He Employs to Prove Our Acknowledgment That He Had Been…
- His Charge of Cowardice is Baseless: for Basil Displayed the Highest Courage…
- Résumé of His Dogmatic Teaching. Objections to it in Detail
- He Did Wrong, When Mentioning the Doctrines of Salvation, in Adopting Terms of…
- He Does Wrong in Making the Being of the Father Alone Proper and Supreme…
- Examination of the Meaning of 'Subjection:' in That He Says That the Nature of…
- Discussion as to the Exact Nature of the 'Energies' Which, This Man Declares…
- He Has No Reason for Distinguishing a Plurality of Beings in the Trinity. He…
- His Acknowledgment That the Divine Being is 'Single' is Only Verbal
- He Does Wrong in Assuming, to Account for the Existence of the Only-Begotten…
- The Blasphemy of These Heretics is Worse Than the Jewish Unbelief
- He Has No Right to Assert a Greater and Less in the Divine Being. A Systematic…
- These Doctrines of Our Faith Witnessed to and Confirmed by Scripture Passages
- His Elaborate Account of Degrees and Differences in 'Works' and 'Energies'…
- He Who Asserts That the Father is 'Prior' to the Son With Any Thought of an…
- It Will Not Do to Apply This Conception, as Drawn Out Above, of the Father and…
- He Falsely Imagines That the Same Energies Produce the Same Works, and That…
- He Falsely Imagines That We Can Have an Unalterable Series of Harmonious…
- He Vainly Thinks That the Doubt About the Energies is to Be Solved by the…
- There is No Word of God That Commands Such Investigations: the Uselessness of…
- The Observations Made by Watching Providence Are Sufficient to Give Us the…
- His Dictum That 'the Manner of the Likeness Must Follow the Manner of the…
- He Declares Falsely That 'the Manner of the Generation is to Be Known From the…
- The Passage where he attacks the ῾Ομοούσιον, and the contention in answer to it
- Proof That the Anomœan Teaching Tends to Manichæism
- A Passing Repetition of the Teaching of the Church
- Defence of S. Basil's Statement, Attacked by Eunomius, That the Terms 'Father'…
- Several Ways of Controverting His Quibbling Syllogisms
- Answer to the Question He is Always Asking, “Can He Who is Be Begotten?”
- His Unsuccessful Attempt to Be Consistent With His Own Statements After Basil…
- The Thing That Follows is Not the Same as the Thing That it Follows
- Explanation of 'Ungenerate,' and a 'Study' of Eternity
Book II
- Book II
- Gregory Then Makes an Explanation at Length Touching the Eternal Father, the…
- Gregory Proceeds to Discuss the Relative Force of the Unnameable Name of the…
- He Next Skilfully Confutes the Partial, Empty and Blasphemous Statement of…
- He Next Marvellously Overthrows the Unintelligible Statements of Eunomius Which…
- He Then Shows the Unity of the Son With the Father and Eunomius' Lack of…
- Gregory Further Shows That the Only-Begotten Being Begotten Not Only of the…
- He Further Very Appositely Expounds the Meaning of the Term “Only-Begotten,“…
- Gregory Again Discusses the Generation of the Only-Begotten, and Other…
- He Explains the Phrase “The Lord Created Me,” and the Argument About the…
- After Expounding the High Estate of the Almighty, the Eternity of the Son, and…
- He Thus Proceeds to a Magnificent Discourse of the Interpretation of…
- He Expounds the Passage of the Gospel, “The Father Judgeth No Man,” and Further…
- He Proceeds to Discuss the Views Held by Eunomius, and by the Church, Touching…
- Lastly He Displays at Length the Folly of Eunomius, Who at Times Speaks of the…
Book III
Book IV
Book V
Book VI
Book VII
Book VIII
Book IX
Book X
Book XI
Book XII
Answer to Eunomius' Second Book